Saltwater Mollies

chrislorentz

chrislorentz

Dolphin
M.A.S.C Club Member
#5
#5
Some people use cheap "throw away" stock to help tanks cycle faster, they think.
 
kmcmurtry

kmcmurtry

Turbo Snail
#7
#7
That's awesome- wish i had room in my tanks! Somebody has to need some algae destroyers here
 
Vance

Vance

Angel Fish
#8
#8
Do they breed in salt? Was thinking about getting some broodstock for treats for the predator tank but couldn't find any info on offspring viability in saltwater.

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jjenni12

Detritus
#10
#10
Vance;292320 said:
Do they breed in salt? Was thinking about getting some broodstock for treats for the predator tank but couldn't find any info on offspring viability in saltwater.

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I used to breed them in my QT to feed as treats to my eels, I had 3 generations before I quit. They don't handle flow very well so I kept them from the main tanks unless I was feeding. IME if you put them in a tank with higher flow they find a low flow spot and hunker down there. I usually corralled a few at a time into a breeder net and loaded them up with selcon soaked NLS pellets before dropping them into my eel tank.
 
Vance

Vance

Angel Fish
#11
#11
jjenni12;292465 said:
I used to breed them in my QT to feed as treats to my eels, I had 3 generations before I quit. They don't handle flow very well so I kept them from the main tanks unless I was feeding. IME if you put them in a tank with higher flow they find a low flow spot and hunker down there. I usually corralled a few at a time into a breeder net and loaded them up with selcon soaked NLS pellets before dropping them into my eel tank.
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Just the answer I was looking for! Thanks!!!! Sorry for the thread hijack....





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